How dark can dark get ?

[MentalIlness]

Can it just keep getting darker forever ? Or is there a limit to how dark, dark can get ?

I wonder if it is possible to get so dark, that darkness actually turned into matter and you got stuck ?

 

[Kirby]

the fuck...

 

[highland145]

the fuck...

Goes with his name.

 

[JulesMaximus]

Can it get so dark that even the darkness is afraid?

 

[Alone]

The fuck is this shit?

 

[Fausto]

 

[Fritzo]

Dark is a description of color or brightness. The lack of light means it's dark. If there is no energy of any wavelength in a given area of space, it is said to be completely dark.

Lay off the pot dude.

 

[weflyhigh]

this isn't your average, everyday darkness..

this is.. ADVANCED darkness

 

[MentalIlness]

LOL...it was a serious question. I sometime theorize about odd things. This is just another one.

 

[TakeNoPrisoners]

Darkness is the absence of light. So once there is no light it cannot get any darker.

 

[AstroManLuca]

 

[Alone]

LOL...it was a serious question. I sometime theorize about odd things. This is just another one.

You're a special kind of idiot, aren't you?

 

[MentalIlness]

Darkness is the absence of light. So once there is no light it cannot get any darker.

Has this been proven ? Or do they "think" they have proven that dark can only get so dark, but they dont have the tech to see how dark, dark really goes ? So they just think...it cant get no darker.

 

[MentalIlness]

You're a special kind of idiot, aren't you?

LOL, No...just a married father of three, had his kids are teenagers. So yes, I am an idiot.

So are you saying, you don't theorize about anything ? Isnt it why people theorize ? Because they want to know about something they dont understand ?

 

[Alone]

Has this been proven ? Or do they "think" they have proven that dark can only get so dark, but they dont have the tech to see how dark, dark really goes ? So they just think...it cant get no darker.

We know how our eyes work. They need light in order to see things. A bright room and a dark room are essentially the same, the difference is that when there's an absence of light, are eyes are not able to see anything.

 

[Alone]

So are you saying, you don't theorize about anything ? Isnt it why people theorize ? Because they want to know about something they dont understand ?

Well, given that I have no education in most advanced topics, I find it highly unlikely that I can "brain storm" an answer to a question that relies on a high level of understanding.

Rather than theorize on things that are already well known, how about researching them instead?

 

[BoberFett]

The answer is none. None more black.

 

[MentalIlness]

We know how our eyes work. They need light in order to see things. A bright room and a dark room are essentially the same, the difference is that when there's an absence of light, are eyes are not able to see anything.

I think it still may be possible for dark to get darker, which leads me to another question.....

If real life was a monitor, and the human was the files...what resolution would we be running in ?

 

[Alone]

I think it still may be possible for dark to get darker, which leads me to another question.....

If real life was a monitor, and the human was the files...what resolution would we be running in ?

Yeah, I'm leaving.

 

[Red Squirrel]

0x000000 is as dark as you can ever get. You can pretty much just translate that to 0.

 

[MentalIlness]

Well, given that I have no education in most advanced topics, I find it highly unlikely that I can "brain storm" an answer to a question that relies on a high level of understanding.

Rather than theorize on things that are already well known, how about researching them instead?

Exactly. And research has alot of questions......hence me thread.

 

[MentalIlness]

0x000000 is as dark as you can ever get. You can pretty much just translate that to 0.

And how was this answer obtained ? Im not actually asking you to, but do you think you "could if you had to" explain how you know for sure ?

 

[MentalIlness]

The answer is none. None more black.

But how can you be sure....that there isn't another "blacker black" that is darker then this one, but we just haven't discovered it yet ?

 

[gothamhunter]

He's just talking for the sake of it now.

/leave thread.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Since you can't have negative darkness, then 0 is the lowest you can go.

Though this begs an interesting question, if a place reaches absolute zero in temperature, is it automaticly as dark as you can get? At that point nothing is moving, I don't think even light can move.